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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2021 · 32 MIN

Trauma and the Body in Pandemic

from The Allender Center Podcast

We're coming up on a full year of living in the midst of not only a global pandemic, but multiple crises on a national, communal, and personal scale. So today, Dan and Rachael dive into a much-requested topic from our listeners: What is trauma, and what happens to our bodies in the midst of trauma? It's important to name and honor what you're experiencing as many of us, if we're being honest, are not doing well, having hit our "pandemic wall" long ago. You'll hear our hosts begin to provide language and a framework for how trauma impacts our brains, our physical bodies, and share examples of what this looks like from their own experiences. It is our hope that by providing these definitions and categories you will be able to name what is happening in your body, be more prepared to engage trauma, and be able to tend to yourself, your family, and your community in this season. Resources: Register for "Trauma and the Body," an online event exploring the impact of trauma on relationships, self, and body Listen to the podcast episodes Dan refers to on "Not Doing Well" Listen to a podcast episode from the beginning of the year titled "Love and Courage in a Global Pandemic"

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